Dominic Elm

@phucpnt First thing you can do is to remove the assignment of your Service to a variable in constructor. If you declare your Service parameter as `private` or `public` can...

@caioiglesias Yes, I was refering to TypeScript. The constructor would look like this: ``` constructor(private FooService) { } ``` Then FooService is then available by accessing `this.FooService` in your class...

Hey there! Can you please provide a reproduction using StackBlitz?

Thanks! I'd appreciate a PR as I don't have much time right now to work on this.

Hey there 👋 Thanks for reporting your issue. Please provide a reproduction using StackBlitz and give a clear list of reproduction steps and a clear description of what the problem...

Thanks for the issue. This is not a bug actually. The documentation tells you how to deal with nested scrollable containers. The library only accounts for the container and /...

I think I cannot follow, do you mind elaborating? Also I am very open for alternatives if you have one. The problem is that the selection is based on the...

That sounds like a good idea. We can for sure discuss this and see if there are any implications, but giving this a quick thought, I'd say this could be...

This would also be fairly easy to implement. Let's what and see what @timdeschryver thinks about this, but I like the idea of passing in an en element ref to...

Please open a new issue for this and please provide a **minimal** reproducable.